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Related structures Special features Hair Layers Cells

The hypodermis consists of these cells Category 1 – 10 Points Answer

What are Adipocytes

The epidermis is made up of this classification of cells Category 1 – 20 Points Answer

What are epithelial cells

These cells begin at the basement membrane and as they die are pushed towards the surface of the skin Category 1 – 30 Points Answer

What are keratocytes (or keratinocytes)

These cells have finger-like extensions of their cytoplasm in order to transfer their dark pigments to other cells. Category 1 – 40 Points Answer

What are melanocytes?

The Langerhans cell is a _____________ found in the epidermis. Category 1 – 50 Points Answer

What is a macrophage?

This top layer of the epidermis is called what? Category 2 – 10 Points Answer

What is the stratum corneum (or cornified layer)

The integument of the animal’s skin generally consists of how many layers Category 2 – 20 Points Answer

What is 3?

The hypodermis layer is also called the _____________ layer Category 2 – 30 Points Answer

What is subcutaneous?

The dermis is attached to the epidermis by ______________ Category 2 – 40 Points Answer

What is dermal papillae?

These nerve or touch receptors are found at the top of the dermis Category 2 – 50 Points Answer

What is Meissner’s corpuscles

Telogen effluvium Category 3 – 10 Points Answer

What is blowing the coat?

The period of active growth of the hair Category 3 – 20 Points Answer

What is the anagen phase?

These three layers make up a hair Category 3 – 30 Points Answer

What is the medulla, the cortex, and the cuticle?

This muscle is responsible for pulling hair into an erect position Category 3 – 40 Points Answer

What is the arrector pili muscle?

These hairs are used as probes and feelers in animals Category 3 – 50 Points Answer

What are tactile hairs?

Another word for the animal’s nose Category 4 – 10 Points Answer

What is the planum nasale?

These infoldings of skin are found in sheep Category 4 – 20 Points Answer

What are cutaneous pouches?

Eccrine sweat glands are found here Category 4 – 30 Points

What are paw pads?

Chestnuts and ergots are cornified structures found on this species Category 4 – 40 Points Answer

What are horses, ponies, equines

The release of melanin granules is controlled by this hormone Category 4 – 50 Points

What is MSH (melanocyte- stimulating hormone)

In dogs, this is the first digit Category 5 – 10 Points Answer

What is the dewclaw?

Declawing a cat is considered an ampution because the claw is connected to this digit 5 – 20 Points Answer

What is the third (or distal) phalanx?

These sacs fill with foul smelling secretions and are found in the cat and dog Category 5 – 30 Points Answer

What are anal sacs?

These holocrine glands secrete oily, lipid substance Category 5 – 40 Points Answer

What are sebaceous glands?

These sweat glands are not attached to hair follicles Category 5 – 50 Points Answer

What are eccrine sweat glands?